form 4 standardised test 3 paper 2 july 2015 finalised

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SULIT 1119/2

Section A

[15 marks]

[Time suggested : 25 minutes]

1. The product inside could be

A. mattress C. table

B. canned drinks D. glassware

2. Below are the ways to clean the fabric except

A. tumble dry C. wash warm

B. steam D. dry clean

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3. The word “workout means

A. sleepy C. e!ercising

B. yawning D. fatigue

"t #aser$%aster& the past '5 years ha(e been a time truly spent) #rom a

humble eraser manufacturer& we ha(e become a leading stationery brand

today) "nd as we continue forth into the future * doing ordinary things

e!traordinarily well * you can always count on us to be your companion for

life)

4. #aser$ %aster truly utilised their '5 years to

A. be humble C. do all e!traordinary

B. be a leading brand D. be a companion


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,our result will be out bridegroom& -ad)

tomorrow& .on)

5. +n the dialogue abo(e& the phrase as eager as a bridegroom means

PETS !"E# $% &'( ) STU#E"TS

18 1716

16 15

14 13 1312

12 11

10Boys

8Girls

6

4 3

2

0Cat Hamster Sugar Glider gua!a

6. The pets that are preferred by the #orm 5 boys are

A. cat and sugar glider

B. hamster and cat

C. sugar glider and hamster

D. iguana and sugar glider

A. looking forward C. afraid

B. ready D. happy


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/0"" 0304: omen should be encouraged to impro(e

themsel(es with education e(en if they are housewi(es& says

-atin .eri 4osmani inhad

The 3rime inister6s wife said with education& they could

play a positi(e role in the family and society)

.he re(ealed that she obtained a aster6s degree due

to her mother6s encouragement)

“e should get oursel(es educated because we playmultiple roles in our

homes and society& she said)

7. "ccording to the report&educated women could become

A. a housewife C. an actressB. an all$rounder D. a mother

8. here can you normally see this sign7

A. %inema C. 8ospital

B. .chool D. 9rocery

*uestions 9 + 1) are based on the following passage. Choose the best

answer to fill in each blank.


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) ") after 1') ") in

B) while B) at

%) when %) within

-) without-) before

1;) ") abo(e 1>>>> 9 >>>>> eating dinner with my e!tended family& + noticedmy nephew te!ting >>>>> 1, >>>>> the table) + asked him to stop) y sister

snapped at me to not discipline her child)

/a$boom? y father pointed out that my girls >>>>> 11 >>>>>the ones

balancing spoons on their noses) + was ashamed as + should look after my

own girls6 table manners rather than my nephew) y mother said that

>>>>> 12 >>>>> of her grandchildren had manners) >>>>> 1- >>>>> minutes&

e(eryone had fled to separate corners)

ater& my father called me to his bedroom) 8e looked sad as he said&

“=ur family6s >>>>> 1. >>>>> apart) + didn6t utter a word)

+nside& + disagreed with -ad at the time& but soon>>>>> 1) >>>>> began to

wonder: what are the ingredients that make some families resilient and

happy7 +t turned out to be a great time to ask that @uestion to him) Then +

realised& + need to make my family become more effecti(e)

A"dapted from 4eader6s -igest 2;1'


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Section $[1;marks]

[Time suggested : 25 minutes]

*uestions 1 + 2)

)) de0icious atre0easing trends)

3a0cium,our mum told you to drink milk because calcium was good for your bones) hat she may

not ha(e known is it also helps control your hunger) 4esearch shows people who don6t

consume enough ha(e a greater fat mass and less control of their appetite)

omen under fifty and men under se(enty should aim for 1;;;mg a day)

)3oconut oi0hile saturated fats often get a bad rap& one source sits at the top of the “should enCoy“ list :

coconut oil) hy7 This oil was shown to do pretty nifty things for abdominal obese women in

a 2;; study from BraDil& including decreasing their waist line and cholesterol le(el) "nd in

populations where coconut oil is commonly eaten&

high cholesterol le(els and heart disease

)

ProteinThis is a macronutrient powerhouse for so many reasons: +t promotes healthy skin& hair&

nails& bones and muscle) +t is also a fabulous weight$loss aid& according to a 2;;2 study from

"riDona .tate 0ni(ersity) 3rotein increased satietyAsatisfaction and feeling of fullness and

increased after$meal calorie burn) +n other words eating protein$ rich

meals leads to more satisfaction& less hunger& and more fat burn * three benefits in one)

4itamin 3,ou6(e heard for years to stock up on your (itamin % to fend off colds& but are you aware of

its reputation as a weight$loss aid7 4esearch suggests that the bodies of folks who are

deficient in (itamin % cling more stubbornly to fat) +n 2;;E& Fuebec researchers re(iewed a

stack of studies to find what they called “unsuspected

determinants of obesity)

)

&ibre and 4inegarThroughout the years& many weight$loss researches ha(e recommended starting a meal with

a salad to sta(e off hunger and ensure that you don6t o(ereat) But why does this work so

well7 =ne reason is that salads are a great source of fibre: lettuce greens& carrots& tomatoes&

and the like all ha(e plenty of this macronutrient) #ibre6s effects on increasing feelings of

satiety are well documented)


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below.

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Section C[25marks]

*uestions 2 + -1are based on the following passage

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=n =ctober 5& 1J'& four$year$old Kosh iele was playing in the backyard

of his family6s house in the neighbourhood of Brooklyn& as his mother& +sabella&

cooked in the kitchen) hen the doorbell rang& Kosh sprinted to answer it)

8e opened the door and unlocked the gate) Then& Kosh stepped out from

behind the gate into the open) "nd then& he couldn6t see) 8e didn6t know why) 8e

felt around with his hands& grasping for the walls) 8e forced his eyes open and

glimpsed at the wood) +t was the last thing he e(er saw) The ne!t day the incident

made the headline * no clues pro(ided& Cust a brief article: “Boy&


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)26. #rom paragraph 1& what was Kosh doing7

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27. a #rom paragraph 2& what was the headline made of Kosh6sincident7

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